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stock Sales.

E. @. Hardy, Manager Oasis RaucR
Company, has made the following sales
during the present week: -
To John z. Jones, State Surveyor
General, malaga Jr." a beautiful black
70 blood Norman colt two years old and
IL hands high. The price paid was
5000. This beautiful colt goes 20 the
ranch of JoL ss-& Parry in Pine Valley.
Eureka county.
10 John J. Reed, of Paradise, Hum
boldt county, for $500, Edward H."
sired by old Damascus whose weight
was 1000 pounds. This horse is a coal
black, heavy set, perfect draft horse, and
MI. Reed feels certain that he will win
the sweepstakes in his ne;ghborhood
which is principally supplied with Cali
fornia horses.
10 l.. q. Bates, of Oakley, Idaho, the
2-year-old gray q blood Norman stall
ion colt, Motor" for $3.50. This
young horse stands II hands high and
Is one of the largest colts shipped this
season by the Oasis Ranch, COMPANY.
He was sired by Peoo, and he by St
Laurent, whose weight was 21Oo
pounds.
1t Is no longer question as to the
policy OF breeding high grade horses,
and the above sales prove that stocknen
ore alive to theif own interests in this
direction. There is>no reason why Ne
Vada should not produce as good horses
as any State in the Union, and the time
IL not far distant when tnis resu4 will
be attained Mr.. Hardy writes TINT he
SILL has on hand twenty fine stations
and mares for sale, which those who
wish to improve their herds would do
we'll ia examine.
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A Blaze.

ohortly otter g. o'clock this morning
'hr citizens were startled by an alarm
stfre, and it was soon discovered that
wa barn belonging to n. v. Paddock
y % his residence on Piety Hill, was on
a'e' and bv the tifne assistance was ut
nand the fire was beyond control and
wi Efforts were turned towards the pro-
r'non OF adjacent dwellings, which, for
..anately. were saved from the flames.
sps barn aud IT'S contents consisting of
oockboard, several sets OF harness,
'"' We're consumed"but in the absence
~S1nd no tpSther damage was done.
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The Firenacn,s RaII.

A large number of the lovers of Terp-
sichoreau amusement assembled in m.
spacious dining room OF the Depot Ho-
tel lust night to take part in the festivi-
ties OF the occasion. The audience was
not unusually Large, but there were inst
as many AS could comfortab y DANCE at
one time, and Ehia made it the more en-
J"y"ble n all had an opportunity to
take I'm active pant without being crowd.
ed. The music WAS first class, he p.o.
pie all seemed bent on having, good
time, everything went off so PLEASANTLY
That oil who attended will remember with
pleasure the occasion Of the first ball
given by the E'ko Fire Drpagtpueut.
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Music Lessons.

Having located permanently in Elko,
desire to cafIhtteptTon to the fact that
/ am prepared to give music lessons on
the Violin, Piano or Guitar. will also
furnish mugic for Balls and Parties in
neighboriug towns and vnllies.
70. ED. A. SCHERER.
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DISTRICT COURT.
Hon. r. Il. B1aELow, Judge.


EIko May IL, 1887
Court convened at o'clock A.
and transacted the following business
Thos. Mansfield w. e. NJ. Lafferty.
Lfotion TO setaside service Of So mmoRs.
ho'ion to strike out part of complaint
aud demurrer to complaint. Motion Sub.
mltted for decision, plaintiff to have
ten days,to tie briefs thereon, and de.
iendAnt to, huve such time to argna the
matter either orally or by briefs az may
6e hereafter orderel3
VIM. Trembath Va. Nevada Queen
hlhing Company ct al. Motion to re-
move the case to Circuit Court of tue
United States. Motion sui mitted for
decision, plaintiff to have ten days to
hIe brief thereon, and defendants to
nave such tine' to argue the matter eth
o., orally or by brief as nuy be hereafter
ordered,
In the matter of the estate and
guardianship of Mrs. NJ. l.. Smith, q
'eeo'e minded person. Hearing of bhe
application Of Frank e. Chagnon for
'e'ters of guardia nship of said person
apd estate continued until the 18th in
slant.
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Spring and summer Samples.

have just receised, over two hundred
new snmpley for Spring and Summer
ClotBing and can truly say that finer
assortment hns never before been ex-
hibited i'll Elko county,. nil being of the,
latest designs "nd12atterns. Recognize
ing the general desire Of my customers for
Summer clothing At, cheaper rates than
have heretofore been customary, have
made lhrge reductions in prices and all
custom made Summer clothing, trusting
that the decrease in profit will be fol-
lowed by a corresponding increase Of
patronage. Remember, guarantee
perfect f..
M. REL START.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-05-13

Parties desiring to purchase FIRST
CLASS WAGONS at bed rock prices
Gun be accommodated by the under
signed who handle the "Ln Belle"
which is the brya wagon ON wheels.
Call ON or address,
HAMGLL & HoNEYMAN,
5-10. Wells, Nevada.
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Money i'm Your Pocket.

People in the country will find it to
their interest to send to NJ. Reinhmrt for
samples OF his new Gress Goods, Lawns,
GinShauis, NGimsooks, and every thing
else in his line. Ore trial will con-
vince them that it will be money In
their pockets to do So. 5.11-1w.
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Gem Hotel,

European Plan. First class accom-
modations for families. Everything
new and in first class ORDER
BARTLETT & OsTREIcHEK.
81. Projectors.
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Just Arrived.

just received two Car Sbads of Coal
Oil, and one car load of Syrnps in kegs
and cans, which will he sold in lots to
suit purchn Jers, at w. T. Smiths.
All.
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An Absolute cure.

The ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINTMENT IL
only put M IN largo. two.ouuce lin boxes. md
IL an absolute euro for old sores, burns,
wonpdsf chHpped hands, and all skin ernp-
tons! VIII positively cure all kinds OF piles.
Ark for tho ORtGINNL ABtETINE oINr
MENT. Sold by F. F. Muller at a. cents per
box .-bynait ~ cents. ..
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CedauPOsts.

l have on hand and for sale, Mt 8
cents each, 1000 nice Cedar Posts ut
Shepherds ranch on Saath Fork. L
will deliver them in Elk or anywhere
the same distance for Is cents each.
1a3! The. DzYrJN.
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Farming Implements

Of all kinds from the best manufac-
tories, can be found in endless variety
at W. T. Smiths. as2E
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Novelties.

Justreceived by express, 100 dozen
latest styles gents ties, also novelties
for ladies received daily by express ut
j: RosENsroCK's
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FIFTY CENTS PER WEEK.

All GLASSES OF Legitimate. Adj
Eerttsements not Exceeding Ten
Lines Inserted An this Column
Tor Fifty Cents a Week.
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~ SANTA Able is only sold in
large bottles mt 81 90; three for - so =.
Sold 10y all Wholesale and retail drug
glsts. f7-IY.
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5you2 want fishing tackle, the best
and cheapest, go to Muller, he carries H.
complete assortment.
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POND Il LAWSON.

, FOLSOM, CAL + used Butte-Tine in
chronic rheumatism with grent benefit.
Please send supply to j. ". HINES,
Genoa. New, and ob!ige yours truly,
+. G.. DURANT, Nc. d.
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Try orr New Hampshire PURE ma
pie syrup at W. r. Smiths -
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CALIFORNIA CAE- G-CVRE,

Ths.Only Guaranteed Cure fer Caharrh,
Colds in the Head,
Hay fever, Rose Cold. Catarrhal Deaf
ness aud sore eyes. Rrstores the sense
of tnste and smell, removes bad taste
and unpleasant breath, result Of cntarrh.
Easy and pleasant to use. Follow di.
rection and cure ID. warranted. Send
for circnIur to.
ABIETINE MEDICAE CO.,
OrOv;lle,. Gal.
Six months" treatment, 81; by mail,
10.
SANTA Able and CAT-R CURE.
F.. b. MULLER, Agent.
Elko, Gevnd&. ...
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For the Upper Levels.

E. NJ. Fprey, who for the past year
has been III the employ of the Gem,
lett this morning, i'll company with
Farmer ShoerrafsY for Tuscarorn, where
ne will take chnrge Off the Occidental
Saloon and Lodging House. The estnbr
iishnient will be open as soon az Mr..
Furey can mnke some necessary repairs
and pnt the house in first class condi.
ton. Our citizens who have occusion
to visit Tuscnrorp will find good accom-
modhtions and fail: treafhient ut the
Occidental. AZ Fred is n jolly host who
takes pride i'll the welfare of his pat
rons.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GEM HoTEL-BartIett u OstreicLer.
P6eprietors.

GEM HoTEL-BartIett IL Ostreicler.
P6epretors.
James Matter, Seciat; NJ w johnson,
Red Bluff Cal; Ben Smith, G WIrish,
Pierce Shannon, Reno; Thad Porter,
Oscar Eng U, Spring; Creek; Frank L.
Willis, VIM Groves, Ogden; j D Abel,
Q E Mayer, Fort Halleck; Hugh Mnrtin
and son, Bruneau &c G Wallace. Eureka /;
Jno McDermoth, Chris Baumbach, LIN
noble; FL @ Willis, L B Willis, Fred
Jobe, Ed Jobe, Columbia River; B. An
golo, a D Streeter, Waiter Llmore, Hal
leck; Harve Shelton. Spuce; John Jas
per, Ruby.
DEPOT HoTEL-Clark g. Green Proprie.
Geo O'Briter, w Shoecraft, Tuscaro-
IN; Il r ~BiSeIow, Winnemucccu; L NJ
Baum, David Lindsey, Union City; II
Shelton, Sprucemont; J Wiseman,
Webs; Il p SawtelI, Deeth; Tin, MUIR
ply, Cspdelnria; II v Bias He'll, j. P Lee,
Ogden; Thos Foster, Carlin; j. II
Whited, Wadswcrsh;. Mill Polk, Hal
leek,
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Fresh Ii. II. butter at $. NJ. Hen
lsX,s". ="
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Pure New York cider vinegar, 5U
cents a geuop. .atx W.. T.. smith,sc l
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CHARLES G. OvERsH1NER.

WOODLAND, CAL.-Your medicines
are selling better than any other shelf
goods, sndTgive satisfaction to all pur-
chnsers Fhe Cnt-R- Cure is praised
very highly by all who have tried il. and
many cases have been greatly benefited
by it's use when all Other remedies tried
have proved of 90 benefit.
. Yours truly.
PoNp, Il Lawson.
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CHICO, CALL have had the catarrh
for five years, and could hardly talk
pluin; could not breathe through INV
nostrlls. Your California Cat-R Cure
has cleansed out my head, and 1 can
talk palmer now than. have for the
past five years. Your medicine is all
that it is represented, annbeolute cure
for Catarrh and cold in the head.
Yours truly,
CHARLES G. OvEHsRxNER.
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$40.
Bed Rock Saloon.
UEDER MASONIC HALL.
II. Nc ADAMS, Proprietor.

II. Nc ADAMS, Proprietor.
This popular resorSh"5 recently been
plHced in first class repair and
THE BAR
stocked with the finest Wines, Lii quors
and Cigars.
Ii you want someth ing Mild or Pow
erfnl give the Bed Rock calls.
ST.
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Genuine New Orleans molusses fott,
sale al w., T.,Suith,sn 49,
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-22

clasped and held up toward the shaft
Of moonlight which pierced through
one OF the narrow Sits In the thick
stone wall and shone full upon the
boys face as he walled: ma Claire.
ma Claire. ma seuv. why do you NOT
come 70 me when calf II Il only
me. little Jacopo! o. do not be unkind
70 your petit Jrerer' The child at last
sank upon his knees. swayed for q few
seconds and then fell heavily on the
damp stone squares. When Father
Hildebrand reached the boy-for, Of
course. L was poor little Jacopo-a
shaft Of moonlight was shining on
his face like . stream Of glory sent
from Heaven. No need TO tell the rest.
Jacopo had only tainted, but Il was
many months before he arose from q
fever. during which his black clusters
OF hair had turned pure white. He re-
covered, but never could say word
about the events Of that terrible night.
All he could cry was: "Clairc! ma
Cidire!r Father Hildebrand took care
o. the poor child. Not only had
Jacopo's hair turned white, but his
quiet. steady blue eyes glistened with
light unknown TO sunlight; II was the
light that never <hone on land or sea.
He Is now the darling Of the poor d
Boulogne. their mascot their what
ever you please TO call it. But Father
Hildcbrand declares that on that shaft
Of moonlight which swept down upon
the praying boy he perceived in ecstacy
the form Of his beloved Claire. s.And
why not?" added my friend; s.does not
Claire mean the moonlight. and might
not the straight shafts u moonlight be
the celestial vehicle Of vision TO the
boyP"
That finished my friends story Of
Jacopo.
The boy with the supernaturally
wistful eyes and the snow-set hair is
dead. Jacopo died. with his hands
fixed over his breast in a pious posi-
ton. murmuring; "Clairc, ma CLAIRE,
] am coming TO join thee in thy play
grounds. Why did you leave me 50
lonely to be the child Of the new year
the sad fills dn jour dc ranF' And
Father Hildebrand, good soul. is in
consolable. Death, he declares, while
he touches his breast and forehead. and
makes the sign Of the "santa croix."
has for him no further terrors. Forti-
fication for the eternities he had found
in little Jacopo. Malcolm Mcpherson.
IN Detroit Free Press.
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UNTIMELv VISITORS.

I a Species Of Femininlty Whose ways Ar
| Beyond Ordinary ComprshsnsIon-
| There are some people in the world
who seem to have been born with the
idea that visiting is one Of the funda-
mental rules Of living. and with this
principle flrmly fixed in their minds
live up to It accordingly. without any
thought whatever Of those they annoy
by 80 doing. They come in at any
hour in the day. usually in the MORN
ing that most precious working-timc
for women, just to chat about some
thing Of not the slightest importance
to the person visited. ssOh, we are not
going to dctain you; we won't stop q
moment" they say. While the hostess
listens and replies courtcously to the
conversation Of her guests. her ear
catches the sound Of her clothes, that
she had placed in boiler on the stove.
boiling over. and. with hurried apol.
ogy. she hastcns to the kitchen. adds
more cold water. leaves the cover Of
the boiler OF and Is quickly back again
with the visitors. who remark on the
loneliness Of the day, and what pity
Il Is for any one 70 stay in the house
such weather.
The hostess makes some polite reply
agreeing TO the statement made, bus
thinks Of her washing in the other
room waiting for her, how she would
have had il on the line but for her nm.
timely visitors. who, having remained
fully an hour. always going. yet seem
not any nearer to IL than when FIRST
seated. After another hour spent in
the same way, during which time the
nervous housekccpcr has made many
Journeys 10 and from the kitchen. the
guests leave, remarking that they
couldn't possibly remain any longer,
and the wearicd woman goes back to
her washing aud with nervous haste
tries TO make up for time wasted. The
clothes must BE- out before noon, and
the dinner for the husband and chill
dren on the table at that time. Why
such people, II they must visit, should
choose the busiest part Of the day to
call upon women whom they know to
have all they can do. toll as hard rs |
they may. 20 get their work we'll done,
IN preference TO those having moro
leisurc At their disposal. like the riddle
q the Sphinx. Is hard 70 answer. It |
does seem ~ though these people had |
missed their vocation and book can
vasscrs lost valuable ACQUISITION. W
Boston Budget
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Somewhere tho wind Il blowing.
thought - toiicd along
IN The -'suing heat u che noontide.
And The fancy made me strong.
Yes. somewhere The wind u blowing.
Though here where gasp and sleh
Not : breath % cir u stirring,
Not cloud n the burning sky.
Somewhere The thing We long for
Exists o. the caFth's wide bound,
Somewhere the sun - shining
When winter nips the ground.
Somewhere the flowers are sprtnginR.
Somewhere the corn h brown
And ready unto the harvest
TO feed The hungry town.
Somewhere the twilight esthers.
And weary men lay BY
The burden NJ the daytime.
And wrapped In slumber lie.
Somewhere the day Il breaking.
And gloom and darkness nee:
Though storms our bark are tossing.
There's somewhere placid sea.
And thus, thought. Ills always
In this mysterious life.
There's always gladness somewhere
In spite OF its pain and strife:
And somewhere the sin and sorrow
OF earth are known no more,
Somewhere our weary spirits
Shall ind > peaceful shore.
Somewhere the things that try us
Shall all have passed away,
And doubt and fear no longer
Impede the perfect day.
O brother, though the darkness
Around thy soul be cast.
The earth = rolling sunward
And light shall come ~ last.
-Ayrsd Capt. Shar. "a GOOD Uor,fs.
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A chair Of Pedagogues has jus|
been established q Princeton undel
Prof West
OF the original members Of Plym,
9th Church only two-Henry c. Bowen
and John 7. Howard living
The Peoples Baptist Church hal
been organized at Manchester. N. H.,
with eighty-three members. NV Golden
Rule.
The Dartmouth. with eleven hum
dred copies per issue. has . larger cir
culation than any other college paper
In the United States.
The collection for Home Missions
In the Fourth Avenue Presbyterian
Church-Dr. Crosby's-on . recent
Sunday amounted to $4,000.
I'm the new University OF Cali
fornia, huiIt by Leland Stanford. wom-
en- are TO share the benefits Of every
department equally with men.
The nine normal schools Of the
State Of New York graduate only teach
ers enough to fill one in ten Of the vacan-
cies occurring in the ranks OF instruc-
tors.
The Zenana Medical College Of
England in it, six years history has
qualified and sent out seventy ladies
As medical practitioners for mission.
fields.
The following are the twelve oldest
Catholic Sees in the United States,
taken in chronological order: Balti-
more was established in 1879, New
Orleans in 1898, New York. Boston
and Louisville in 1909. Charleston in
1920. Richmond in 1921. Cincinnati in
1922. Mobile in 1924. St. Louis in 1926
and Detroit in 1882.
Statistics show that the New En-.
gland States have furnished more
church members, Sunday-school teach
ers and ministers throughout the West
within twenty years than all the other
States combined. From one New En-
gland State alone there went forth. in
1885. $50 ministers under the age Of
twenty-seven. u Witness.
-" Howling" schools are common
in the mountainous regions Of Ken
lucky. The name is an appropriate
one, rs il is the custom for the pupils
to study their lessons aloud. The idea
prevails that children can only study
aloud. The same custom prevails in
China There. whenever a pupil stops
bowling" his teacher flogs him be-
cause he has ceased to study. -C Chicago
Times.
since the union a few years age
the Methodist constitute the largest
religious denomination in Ontario,
Can, and they are. it appears making
the most rapid progress. The Presby-
terians come next The Anglicans are
third ia size and said to be hardest in
growth. The Roman Catholics are
Iourth. The Congregationalists and
Baptists have not taken very firm hold
q Canadian soil as yet Philadelphia
Press.
Female students are pretty nunaer
,us in Paris. Most Of them are Russians,
generally very poor. 50 they club to-
ycther in small sects-mal.y Of them
lave brothers or husbands with them
vho are students also--and put their
esources into a common fund. One
Dom Is used as dormitory, another az
tudy, etc. and single cook does for
u 10 phalansterism as proposed by
ourier. They work hard, and the life
all, men and women. i very re-
pectable in every way. Boston Globe.